Summary
Station Camp High School in Gallatin, TN, is a public school serving 1,137 students in grades 9–12 and is part of Sumner County Schools, a district ranked 33rd out of 141 in Tennessee. For the 2025–2026 school year, Station Camp is ranked 10th out of 400 Tennessee high schools, placing it in the 98th percentile with a 5-star rating — a rating it has earned for ten consecutive years. The school outperforms its district and the state in every core subject tested, from Algebra I to English II to Biology I.
Academically, Station Camp posts proficiency rates well above state averages. For example, 73.3% of students are proficient in Biology I, compared to 49.8% statewide, and 76.0% are proficient in English II, versus 58.1% statewide. The graduation rate is 96.0%, above the district's 93.4% and the state's 90.5%. Chronic absenteeism is just 10.9% — roughly 40% lower than the state average of 18.3%, and lower than every nearby traditional high school, including Liberty Creek High School at 14.7%, Beech Senior High School at 13.4%, and Gallatin Senior High School at 25.3%.
Station Camp also produces strong results across student subgroups. Hispanic students rank in the 94th percentile statewide, and special education students also rank in the 94th percentile — a major improvement from just two years ago. The school spends $12,546 per student, which is mid-range among nearby schools, yet it achieves top-tier outcomes. Its closest academic rival is Liberty Creek, ranked 14th statewide, but Station Camp outscored it in six of seven tested subjects. Compared with Gallatin Senior High, located less than five miles away and ranked 164th, Station Camp posts nearly double the proficiency rates in Algebra I, English I, and Geometry.
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